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Jul 23, 2019 · So to go back to your original question, we don’t of course know what colours Dante liked to wear when he was alive, though crimson is a good bet, but painters would likely depict him in crimson because they want their audiences to read him as being a serious and honourable patrician.

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Dante Alighieri is as much a political and religious figure as he is a literary one. Religious and political discussion must remain civil and related to the works and life of the poet himself. Conflating Dante's works to spout personal ideologies is not accepted here.

Sep 9, 2015 · As Dante Alighieri had rather rapidly entered the Italian popular imagination as "The Divine Poet" (Boccaccio was writing very highly of him in 1346, over twenty years after his death) it didn't take long for his image to also be associated with a laurel wreath, even if he died two decades before the tradition started!

Dante had a so high self esteem to write his meeting with some very famous poets (Homer, Horace, Ovid and Lucan) and making them call him to come so he could talk with them. Literally being chad and saying "Look at me, I can talk with those gigachads and you cannot". Dante was a really interesting person. (Inferno, IV)

Nov 5, 2018 · Opinion of the Divine Comedy, by Dante Alighieri. I'm am curious as to what some of you find to be the most intriguing book in the trilogy of the Divine Comedy. Between suggested readings in schools (if you're fortunate enough) and general popularity, many seem to have a fondness for the Inferno.

Mar 24, 2023 · In "The Genealogy of Morals," Nietzsche criticizes Dante for being "a vindictive, cunning, and malicious man" who used his poetry to take revenge on his enemies. Nietzsche also makes references to Dante in his book "Beyond Good and Evil," where he praises Dante's "greatness of soul" and his ability to create a "world of his own" in his writing.

Jan 3, 2020 · Krzysztof Kieślowski planned to create a new trilogy inspired by Dante's The Divine Comedy after finishing The Three Colors Trilogy (1993–1994). This intention, however, was abandoned after his death in 1996 until Tom Tykwer decided to shoot the film Heaven in 2002, using Kieslowski's original screenplay.

Jan 29, 2022 · TIL that Dante Alighieri was exiled from Florence for corruption in 1300 and sentenced to death if he returned. He wrote most of his great works, including divina commedia while in exile. In June 2008, nearly 700 years after his death, the city council of Florence pardoned Alighieri.